The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-10-05

put the number of "Old' books on one side, the
New on the Other also the number of cell and
and your name in full. BY so doing you will save
the librarian "heaps' of trouble and insure your.
self better service.
No. l37 and a nightmare were having more
fun than a box of monkeys, the other night. The
mare bucked, threw No. 1877 to the floor and
kicked him. so he said. No bones were broken,
however. If this unseemly skylarkng is repeated
the night guards will take care Of-at least the
nightmare.
DR. Van Waters, wife and mother accompan-
led by young Lady and gentleman from Centre
City, whose name shave escaped memory, paid
THE MIRROR Il pleasant call Monday. No
preventing Providence, they will favor the in
mates with some vocal and instrumental music
next Sunday.
The following prominent MinneapOlitans be-
came subscribers to THE MIRROR last week:
DIR. J. II. Freeman James c. Worrall, j. E. il
lams, Hon. w. ID. Washburn, Peter NJ. Marks,
Hon Elias Moses. Messrs. Coffin Il Backus,
Thomas Canty. r. S. Goodfelow. James Ford.
and the Security Drug store.
MIR. Frank Young of st. Paul, paid his old
friend, w. w. Hall, visit Thursday, it being
their first meeting for dozen years. During the
evening "Uncle Billy piloted him through the
cell room, taking in all the galleries in the First
round'' and the ba lance of the evening was spent
in social intercourse and "reminiscences of
'lang syne.''
sheriff Z. y. Odell. of Kandiyohi county, paid
a visit to the prison last week. Two brother I'M
fOrtunates from that county had a pleasant chat
with the sheriff and were greatly cheered by his
encouraging words and kind messages from friends.
The sheriff's first words on entering the office
were: II want to subscribe for THE MIRROR
Put me down for as long as the paper lasts We
hope the sheriff will stay rs long as THE MIR
ROR does.
We aim to give satisfaction in prices and in
quality of goods. in all departments of our bust
ness and can. with pride, refer all strangers to
our customers since 1856. We DESIRE through the
columns of THE MIRROR to call the publics' atten-
ton to our stock, at all times new. modern, and
by far the largest in the ST. CrOx Valley, of drugs
family medicines. lumbermen's drug supplies,
paints, varnishes brushes. and beautiful parlOr
AID hanging lamps Crandall Il Barclay.
The following delicate note and ''gratuitous
.dvice'' returned with the editors silk
hose'': IL would advise the owner of these socks
to use disinfectant; chloride of lime is good
The advice is gratuitous; washing of the socks,
l5c. Your future patronage mot respectfully So
licited. Laundry Maid Now Laundry Maid,
may think that because not cousin of Col.
Sullivan she can perpetrate such base ISLANDERS
pedals with impunity. but we have dele
gated the "Cherub to wreck summary vengeance
on all our traducers, and we advise Laundry
Maid' to apply for birth in the "hole'' till the
heat of our righteous wrath has somewhat cooled
livered one prisoner here Friday. This is Mr..
Martins third trip in twelve years. and consider
ing the population of his county, this fact speaks
volumes in praise of the law abiding qualities of
the citizens of Isanti. After transact ng his bus
mess, Mr.. NJ. furnished with a pass and
made the rounds of the prison. which included an
inspection of the new library and call on the
editor of THE MIRROR, whom he first met in
1857 who was then mere stripping, which fact, as
expressed by himself, reminded him that he was
getting to be quite an old man." He expressed
considerable surprise at the magnitude of the in
stitution and thou ght its affairs being udici-
Ously managed, both regards the welfare of the
inmates and the interests of the state.
Among the numerous callers who registered
at the library last week were VIM. II. Hackman
st. Paul; Warner BOrsch New Ulm; NJ d. Lapham.
wife and daughter, Anoka: c. NJ Hathaway, city;
Miss a. n Hathaway. Mrs. Hess, Ortenvile Nee.
Mcmillan. city; Tile A. Roberts, st. Paul; Mrs.
Wm Sauntry, Mrs. l.. Mofrett, city; Mrs. E. II.
Perrin, st. Paul; b. N, Sauntry, Louis Moffet, g..
+. Wilson, Anna II. Sewall. Sarah f. Palmer, j.
II. ROsselot, Dassie Walter. Mrs. May Rogers,
Mrs. a. Elliot, city; Mrs. l.. Moses, Minneapolis Isl:
+. f. Fuller city; Miss Battle M. Perkins. Min
neapolis; Dr. J. G. Rhodes, Jr., city; a. =. Garvin
New York; Florence Hayden, Eau Claire: Ida
Cotter. X. Kendall, Mrs. Nellie Spencer Herbert
&. Spencer. Minneapolis; Mrs. Betsey Card.
Charley Card. J. c. Kennedy, st, Paul; w. H.
Carman st. Paul.
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